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Ruth Miln‘s stay at the top as league lender was short, the spot now belongs to Doris Ransom, who rolled the high single (273), and the high double 516, and conseâ€" M_h.kmmufiunnn mflhhmm wdww.flqwfih jes. First of all the Lawn Bowlers jumped into a tie for third place, by defeating the Happy Ganger‘s. Spitfires crept up on the league leading Aces, by trimming the latâ€" ter on both counts, And the hapâ€" less Business Gals smartened up enough to win two games from the Beamsville Girls Bowling League PHONE 376â€"W 89 Paton St. 1 BeamsvilleNews Plumbing, Repairs, Alteraâ€" tions and Pipe Work of All Give your radio halt a chance and it will never fail you. PHONE OR SEE US FORâ€" PHONE 635 GRIMSBY RADIO & FLECTRIG PHONE 40 Have increased 40 per cent in the past few years. Have you ever given consiGeration to the Protecâ€" tion of that increased value with your Thursday, February 7, 1946. Expert repairs to all makes of washing mach md‘emhg-mct“umm Some surprises were in store for Get those batteries for your portable radios NOW! GRIMSBY PLUMBING A Complete Radio Checkâ€"up A Guaranteed R;dio Service For Complete Revision and Particulars, PETTIT & WHYTE RODGER HAWES FRANK BALL BUILDING VALUES FIRE INSURANCE All Lines of Insurance 22% MAIN ST. E. Total, $1789.62. + The graves of our boys were deâ€" British clothing numbered 317 articles, 57 of which were quilts, value, $371.60; Polish Relief 146 articles, $181.75; Adopted Ship, §$26.17; HMS. Ontario, $10.00; There were twentyâ€"six pairs of socks knitted for Christmas boxes, and the socks for ditty bags were donated for the most part by BH.V.S. The Chapter was responâ€" sible for the wool used in the knitâ€" ting of 242 pairs of socks for the Beamsville, Clinton and Louth War $368.06; 85 persona: bags, $274.00; 35 nursery bags, $42.75; 27 ditty bags, $135.00; 203 articles sent to Headquarters, $178.95, is especially worthy of mention. The work of the War Services Committee during the war has been supurb, and a great deal of credit is due to this committee. ‘Their report is as follows: literary meetings will also be held. Of the many successful reports turned in at this busy meeting, one There will be eight meetings this coming year, four of these being the regular meeting, pertaining to business matters, these to be held All committee reports showed that the Chapter had a busy and The annual meeting of the Lena Davis Chapter of the 1.0.D.E. was held in the Kitchenette on Monday afternoon, with a very good attendâ€" was in the chair Money spent for materials, for 1.0.D.E. GRIMSBY GRIMSBY The Woman‘s Missionary Societ of the Baptist Church, held thdz R the Derls Ghew Mven on Btreet Tuesday afternoon. ons ,.,:_.‘ ‘l\odcvofio-lpfl,m'mw_ ducted by Mrs. 8. PGevotion, the lowing the perioG Society, Mrs. President of tb gave a summary MDun-mn-doudu»o of the experienmaries, Miss Susic Ouudlull-odmhrlmm Rough, dealing xIs of the Japanese ment at the hands while in China. mp chose as the Mra. R. H. Keess to the group, a picturesque andry in South Amâ€" Activities At Baptist Church on Bolivia, a country o e e ETe t, Head Councilior, Mr». C. McArthâ€" ur, Mrs. 8. Russ, M C. L Mcâ€" Keller, Mrs. R. a Baunders, Mrsa. Foster. ® Girl Guides Committee, Mrs. J. R. Kennedy, Mrs. 11. Kennedy, Mrs. Ways and Means Committee, Mrs. J. Philbrick, Mr#. J, R. Kenâ€" Veteran‘s Aid, Empire Study, Mrs. Ernest Culp; Child and Famâ€" lly Welfare, Mrs#. R. A. Saunders; Girl Guides, Mra. J. R. Kennedy; Convalescent Cards, Mrs. Harford erd; Soldiers Graves, Mrs. C. Tufâ€" homme; Pianist, Mrs. R. B. Richâ€" ardson; Literary Committee, Mrs. Mrs. E. O. Konkle; Home Hospitâ€" ality, War Brides, Mrs C. H. McArthur, convener. Conveners of Committees. Post war Work Sewing, Mrs. F. Longwell, Mrs. L. Hipple; Knitting, Mrs. J. B. Stailwood, Mrs. J. Bearer, Mrs. B. Breeze; Social Committee of Counciliors, Mrs. C. Flowers for the Cenotaph are also PlAced for the summer months. which the Chapter feels is a Potter, Ass‘t Secretary, C. R. Wray; Echoes, â€" Elmore; Standard "_I*"‘mn, and folâ€" + 8. PMevotion, the 104 Bociety, Mra. th gave a summary R. 0. Wilcox. THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT Quigley back to town. Yush shir} The "boy‘s" really hung one on to welcome Jack "Commadore" who sat with "its" teeth chatterâ€" ing, still wondering who the heck "It" really is. tl the last minute to defeat the BM.V.8. basketball team in an exâ€" hibition tilt at the Hall Friday night. 20 to 28 is close enough for anyone including Little Whozit. S4.80 wekast main atreer Ah yes there‘s good news toâ€"day !olhâ€"yudmâ€"\nlnpln‘m have a theatre. Congratulations to Messrs. Frank ‘Thomson, Merrill Mmmmmmnoy m.mmurma.m untiring efforts in making this dream of a theatre for Beamasvilie a reality, The Beamasville bus for the Paris hockey game leaves at six o‘clock ® U # _ The exâ€"students sure waited unâ€" til The remainder of the evening was spent by the young group in the playing of games, and serving of refreshments. ‘ BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE‘s Young People‘s of Baptist Church met in the School rooms Monday night or their twice monthly seasâ€" jon. A hotly contested debate was held, under the heading of Be It Resolved that More People Attend Church in the City Than they Do In The Countryâ€"which was won by the negative side. u..n...."'-‘:.f"' ir mb’um“m“m' . h ® w # odnl“ryf‘l:-l':h. Looks like the local fire Inddies * * s are finally going to get that Fire BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE‘S |Hall they have been beefing about, Young People‘s of Baptist Church | and with just cause. F. L. Laundry met in the School rooms Monday|Pulléed no punches in getting the night or their twice monthly seas.| matter through Council. VALENTINES Stuff ‘Round Town by GORD McGREGOR to evening enâ€"masd, and soveral tables were in play, A short business session was also held, gifDJ which the basket altuation wyâ€" FAked over the conuls. Refreshment} Concluded the soeial streot, Beamavilie The "30 Club" met in the kitchâ€" enelte of the High School Tuesday night. The euchre players wore out Binging in ths, PAhroom is all . Are not trying to Tt(htwlmdody :’0. war, Mrs, Calagahan joined the Woman‘s Division of the R.C.A.F., and for sometime was ainging with an airforce show out west, While in the west she met and married Iieutenant Callagahan in 19486, They are residing at Rochester N.Y.llnl-unoluo-tq(lh..d Mra. Harry E. Reid, Mountain _ Returning for a visit to deah old Beamsvilie is Mra. Pat Callagahan, the former June Tipping. After leaving our fair village during the popular nite spot was George Kuhne and his party, celebrating Mr. Kubno‘s birthday, Saturday evening revelers at Taylor‘s Autotd were entortained by HMarold Dagg of Hamiiton, a fellow who defis the laws of gravâ€" ity in his gyrations and boneâ€"shatâ€" tering dance roitines. It saays here, Among the many patrons who each week enjoy themselyves at this _ Those progressive residents of the Lake Shore district are out to | further the interests of their locale again. ‘This time their aim is to supply the Lake Shore school with some much needed equipment, in , the form of dishes, and also a, umhmmwlmmu.mi group who during the war were , connected with the Red Cross, are: holding a Euchre Party at the | BSchoo!, this party being held on Feb. 7th. | changes, and when completed will be an electric store. In connection with this, Mr. Bousefield hopes to have an auto showâ€"room in the near future. What agency will be handled has not been announced.. *# % # The popular W.1, Euchre parties are still going strong, with the next one scheduled for Weanesday, Feb. 13th,. An added feature will be the sale of sandwiches and other edibâ€" It has been announced that Mr. V. Bousefield has purchased the building now occupled by O. Mornâ€" ingstar King St. east, purchasing same from Mr. McKenna. The building will come in for many Want to Buy â€"Sell â€"hog; Swap a Wite ... . Adverti Independent And Get Quir I NOTICE Tbomwpwllhlhdhmm'nm- ment on the 1946 Taxes, A credit of 4%, per annum is allowed on the amount of prepayment, Any amount up to 90%, of the previous 1945 ‘l‘n-n)[hopdduthouw-fll rate has not been A Discount of 4 per cent per annum will be allowed on any prepayâ€" ment (the whole or part) of TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF GRIMSBY RATEPAYERS 1946 TAXES TOWNSHIP OF NORTH GRIMSBY NQTICE Make payments to:; V. W. Thompson Main 8t, W,, Grimabyyâ€"Box 404. F. JEWSON, Tax Collector, Municipal Building, 114 Main 8t, W.